The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-06-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IN the New YORK acnG Cluo IoS"UV" va
the 9th the Atlantic took the lead early IN
the race and maintained it to the end
The Shamrock, Priscilla, Galatea'
Sachem, Titiania and others were handl-
capped at the start
JOSEPH H. CoRBETT, assistant city CLERK,
at Cleveland, o., was arrested on the 9th
on charge of forgery in connection with
the will of an aged woman who died
few months ago He was placed in jail,
but was released shortly afterward on
bail. The affair causes great excitement
in political circles.
No INFORMATION has been received at
the War Department in regard to the
recent outbreak in Arizona, beyond the
fact that thirty Apaches have left their
reservation and that Captain Lawton is
IN pursuit of them with four troops OF
| cavalry.
AN engine and seven freight cars,
which left Jersey City on the morning OF
the 9th went through the draw OF the
Newark Bay bridge on the Central New
Jersey road. Engineer Emily had his leg
broken in jumping to save his life.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY MAYNARD has an
nounced that he will give hearing on
terested in the classification Of Spmatra
leaf tobacco, and on the @3l instant to
persons interested in the Classification of
iron wire rods.
MISSOURI gets Sl4,746 of the National
| appropriations for militia aid.
! A TEN-YEAR-oLD son of r. S. Vivian of
Kansas City, Mo-, is reported lost or kid
! mapped.
CoRREsPoNDENCE of Secretary Bayard
and Minister West, regarding assisted
Irish immigration, has been made public.
A CATHOLIC priest at Bodyke, Ireland,
on the 10th, saved two officers from death
at the hands of tenants they were evict-
| ing and who had succeeded in disarming
the officers.
FAILURES the seven days ended the
10th in the United States were l49, against
200 for the CORES ponding week last year.
EBEN OLIVER, who jumped from train
near Atchison, Kas., a month ago, has
been found in the woods, crazy and al
most dead.
No ANSWER has yet been made by the
Missouri Pacific railway to charges made
by ST. Louis grocers before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
DIR. MACKENZIE again examined the
German Crown Princes throat on the
10th. His report on the malady, it is said,
was reassuring. The Crown Prince will
go to London and be under Dr. Macken-
zie's immediate care.
THE United States Supreme Court is
said to have reached conclusion on the
telephone cases, and it is said to be ad-
verse to the vital principle of the Bell
patent.
THE yacht ATLANTA with jaw Gould on
board sailed from Fortress Monroe, Va,
ON the 10th.
AT Annapolis, Nd, on the evening OF
the 10th, Secretary Whitney presented
each of the forty-four Naval Academy
graduates with his diploma, commencing
with Cadet Stocker, the honor man.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, in the New York Su-
preme Court on the 10th, gave decision
in the test cases of the hotel keepers,
holding that they could not sell liquor tc
their guests with meals on Sunday.
ACTING SURGEON GENERAL SToNER has
expressed the opinion that the yellow
fever at Key West is well under control,
and that there is not much danger of its
spreading beyond its present limits.
THE extensive wire goods factory of the
Fred ]. Meyer Manufacturing Company
at Covington, KY, was partially de
stroyed by fire on the 10th. Loss, $50, 600
covered by insurance.
THE Secretary Of the Interior has dis
barred Jefferson II. Foxworth, of Lin
coin, Neb., from practice before the In
terror Department
THREE thousand postmasters from al
over the United States have decided Il
hold an annual convention in Washington
in December next The object of the con
vention will be to urge upon Congress
legislation increasing the salaries of post
masters and changes in the classification
of mail matter
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, accompanied b.
Colonel Lamont and Mrs. Lamont, re
turned to Washington on the night of tn
10th, arriving at nine o'clock. Mrs. Cleve
land was not with the party, having SEP
arated from it at Albany to go to Oswegc
N Y, and visit her friend, Mss Kings
ford, for week or two.
THE Consul-General at Havana has re
ported to the State Department tina
Publa, the American citizen imprisone
at that place, will be tried in the Superio
Court during the present month, the tria
being FASTENED on account of the inter
> cesson of this Government.
GENERAL SHERMAN has written a sens
bile letter to the Grand Army boys in rC
latiOn to the proposed visit of Presider
/, Cleveland to St Louis during the annui
. encampment in September.
AGATHA ZEGs, proprletress of the mode
I diaries in Saxony, has accepted an invt;
: ton to come to America to assist Germa
: dairymen to establish cheese factory.
II. e. Prick & Co, one of the the larl
est coke producing firms in Pennsylvania
O have conceded the twelve and half pc
: cent advance demanded by the strikers
. and work will be resumed at their ever
= at once
A LARGE number of lives have been lo
by the recent earthquakes in Turkstan.
WHILE body of police were engage
at Denbigh, Wales, on the IL tn, sellir
9 property for tithes, they were set upC
h by q mob, who let loose an excited bu
' and pelted the police with rotten eggs.
i THERE is a great deal of quiet Apr
q hensiOn at the German capital al
. throughout the Empire in regard to Il
outcome of the Crown Princes thro